iDamage-Pushed

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iDamage pushes thunderstorm damage reports originating from trained spotters; emergency responders; and members of the public to your iPhone or iPad. If you chase tornados; hail; or high winds for a living; or volunteer to assist your community during severe weather events; or just want to improve your situational awareness on days when storms might pop up; iDamage is the app for you. Here are its features: - Push notification of storm events; oftentimes including very specific damage reports. Coverage area includes the entire Contiguous (Lower 48) United States. - User-configurable filters allow you to receive notifications for the entire Contiguous US; an entire state; a local area; and/or for specific types of severe weather (tornado; hail; high wind). Use the auto-location feature of your mobile device to set a filter if you are traveling and not sure of your general location. - Filter push notifications by hail size - Optional alternate push alert sound for hail events - Map of storm events with color coded pins. Timeframes are 3-hr; full day; or archival (back to 29 Feb 2004). Touch any pin for access to details. WiFi-only iPad users; data from your last view is cached for off-line use. - Filter Map View by event type and hail size - List of storm events in table form. Touch any cell in the table for a single pin street or hybrid map view. - Link to the Maps app on your home screen so you can get directions to the approximate location of severe weather events. - Storm reports may be e-mailed in an external email app. - 24 hour (with CONUS radar animation + watch boxes); 2-day; 3-day; and 4-8 day convective (thunderstorm) outlook with probability maps and technical discussion. - Mesoscale discussions with maps - Convective weather watches with maps. - Local hazardous weather products (including watches and warnings); selectable by touching a location on a map or via auto-location. - Local animated radar with warning boxes *** NOTE: Watches and warnings are NOT pushed. iDamage only pushes reports of thunderstorm (convective) events. Tropical and extratropical systems may not generate reports. - 9 pm - 9 am silence switch in Settings view. Push notifications will visually display; but alert tones are silenced. - iDamage has wildfire capability! Get a map of satellite thermal anomaly detections plus public wildfire reports. All weather data presented by iDamage is from the National Weather Service and not subject to copyright protection. homedatasheet.com; Inc. is not affiliated with the National Weather Service.